The Forensic Chiropractor

Why AMA Guides took disc herniations out of the ratings.  Systematic Literature Review of Imaging Features of Spinal Degeneration in Asymptomatic Populations by Brinjikji (BRINJICK) et al published in the spine journal in 2014.  
Inciting Events Associated with Lumbar Disk Herniation by Suri et al published in the Spine Journal in 2010
 

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.  Today’s study is Prediction of Lumbar Disc Herniation resorption in symptomatic patients: a prospective, multi-imaging and clinical Phenotype study by Alexaner Hornung et al.  This study was published in the Spine Journal in 2023.   

Inter-examiner Reliability of Radiographic measurements from Open-Mouth Lateral Bending Cervical Radiographs.  The article was written by Karthik et al and published in the Chiropractic And Manual Therapies Journal in 2020.  

Diagnostic Accuracy of Videofluorosocopy  for symptomatic  Cervical Spine Injury Following Whiplash Trauma.  This was published in 2020 in the Internation Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health by Michael Freeman et al.  

Dr. Kyle Bryant with Integrative Chiropractic and Extremities. Functional Extremeties Chiropractor Abbassian A, Giddins GE. Subacromial impingement in patients with whiplash injury to the cervical spine. J Orthop Surg Res. 2008 Jun 27;3:25. doi: 10.1186/1749-799X-3-25. PMID: 18582391; PMCID: PMC2443117.

Abnormal Static Sagittal Cervical Curvatures Following Motor Vehicle Collisions: A Retrospective Case Series of 41 Patients Before and After a Crash Exposure.  This was published in the diagnostics journal in 2024 by Haas et al.  

The Innervation of the Spinal Dura Mater by M A Edgar and S Nundy in the Journal of neurosurgery and psychiatry.  

Spectrum of Imaging Findings in Hyperextension injuries of the neck published by Sameet Rao et al in Radiographics journal in 2005.

2013 study published in the European spine journal by Stig Sonne-Holm et al. titled The epidemiology of Schmorl’s nodes and their correlation to radiographic degeneration in 4,151 subjects.